Yedige

The skills you learn from running local models is more valuable than the cost of the hardware

Engineers: 6.99 is 7 Programming languages: 6.99 is 6 Math: 6.99 is 6.99 Excel: 6.99 is June 1999

I have difficulty arguing that most of the writing changes suggested in gmail now aren’t improvements, but it does tend to wipe out my particular authorial voice.

every software engineer is just someone who wanted to make video games and quietly gave up on that dream

Why Object Oriented Programming sucks.

how it started how it's going

Maniacality level: 10000

The "privacy" era in crypto has officially begun

Europe’s solar problem is no longer just about building more generation. It is about finding enough flexible demand. Pexapark’s latest analysis shows how severe solar cannibalization has become in Europe: France’s solar capture factor fell ~75% YoY in April 2026, from ~0.42 to ~0.10. Almost half of its solar generation occurred during negative-price hours. Germany recorded 123 negative-price hours in April, up 65% YoY, with 46.8% of solar output produced during negative-price periods. Spain is no longer facing this only in summer. In February 2026, its solar capture factor collapsed to ~0.18 from ~0.71 a year earlier, while negative-price hours jumped from zero to 148. The message is clear: solar deployment is now running ahead of system flexibility. Batteries, grid expansion and demand response are essential. But Europe should also take interruptible loads seriously — including Bitcoin mining and other compute loads that can turn on when power is abundant and shut down when the grid is tight. Properly designed, flexible loads can become buyers of last resort for surplus renewable power, reduce curtailment, improve solar project revenues, and make further investment in generation and grid infrastructure more profitable and bankable.

@iScienceLuvr Putting “Ph.D.” in your social media name is a sure sign of a pompous retard

Top 1 canon event for a young man is when videogames are no longer fun

My wife discovered this years ago.

Imagine being this early

If we live in a matrix, science is its disassembly

i think playing video games (particularly competitive, strategic ones like MMOs & RTSes) in your formative years really molds you as a person it's no coincidence 90% of us here played WoW, runescape, wc3 etc it's the overlap of being an internet degenerate

Cheaters can now use custom player models in CS2 💀

Despite 3 years of progress, AI is still worse than me at stuff I understand, but unfathomably brilliant outside my area of expertise. Wonder why this is

“E-mails 'hurt IQ more than pot'” - CNN, Friday, April 22, 2005

boomers sending DMs to AI-generated women on instagram